Novell Doc: Identity Manager Roles Based Provisioning Module 3.6 User Application: Installation Guide

2.6 Downloading the Product

Obtain the Identity Manager Roles Based Provisioning Module 3.6 product from Novell Downloads.

Download the correct User Application .iso image file for your system: Identity_Manager_3_6_0_User_Application_Provisioning.iso

The .iso file contains the following delivery directories:

/linux/user_application (for Linux)
/nt/user_application (for Windows)
/solaris/user_application (for Solaris)
/36MetaDirSupport (includes the files needed to update the IDM 3.5.1 metadirectory to support the IDM 3.6 User Application)

Table 2-1 lists the files and scripts you need to install the Identity Manager Roles Based Provisioning Module 3.6.

Table 2-1 Files and Scripts Required for Installing the Identity Manager 3.6 User Application

File	Description
IDMProv.war	This is the Roles Based Provisioning Module WAR. It includes the Identity Manager 3.6 User Application with Identity Self-Service features and the Roles Based Provisioning Module.
IDMUserApp.jar	This is the Roles Based Provisioning Module installation program.
silent.properties	This file contains the installation parameters required for a silent install. These parameters correspond to the installation parameters you set in the GUI or Console installation procedures.
prerequisitefiles.zip	This ZIP file contains other files that require manual installation.
UserApplication_3_6_0-IDM3_5_1-V1.xml	This is the configuration file for the User Application driver.
iManager_icons_for_roles.zip	This contains the iManager icons for roles objects in the eDirectory.

HINT:You can find the iManager_icons_for_roles.zip and prerequisites.zip in the /36MetaDirSupport directory. The other files are located in the < operating_system> /user_application directories.

The system on which you install the Identity Manager Roles Based Provisioning Module must have at least 320 MB of available storage.

The default installation location is:

Linux or Solaris: /opt/novell/idm
Windows: C:\Novell\IDM

You can select another default installation directory during the installation, but it must exist prior to starting the installation and be writable (and in the case of Linux or Solaris, be writable by non- root users).